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Clery Act Statistics

Clery Act statistics list Clery reportable crimes occurring in specific locations as defined by the Clery Act. This includes on campus locations, non-campus buildings/property owned or controlled by the University, and public property immediately adjacent to the campus. The statistics are gathered from UMPD and local law enforcement agencies, Campus Security Authorities (CSAs), and other confidential resources. Below you will find tables listing the Clery Act Statistics for the University of Maryland College Park and two regional higher education centers: The Universities at Shady Grove and The University System of Maryland at Southern Maryland.

Statistics[1]YearOn CampusNon-campus Buildings or Property[2]Public Property[3]Total On-Campus Residential Facilities[4]

CRIME REPORTS

Murder & Non-negligent Manslaughter20250000 (0)
20240000 (0)
20230000 (0)
Negligent Manslaughter20250000 (0)
20240000 (0)
20230000 (0)
Rape2025170017 (15)
2024100010 (10)
2023223025 (21)
Fondling2025100010 (3)
20248019 (4)
2023141015 (7)
Incest20250000 (0)
20240000 (0)
20230000 (0)
Statutory Rape2025[5]1001 (0)
20240000 (0)
20230000 (0)
Robbery20251012 (0)
20240011 (0)
20236028 (0)
Aggravated Assault20253036 (1)
202460410 (0)
20235049 (0)
Burglary2025[6]100010 (4)
2024102012 (2)
2023120012 (8)
Motor Vehicle Theft2025[7]13420136 (0)
202428700287 (0)
202314100141 (2)
Arson20250000 (0)
20240000 (0)
20231001 (0)
Hazing[8]20251001 (0)
2024N/AN/AN/AN/A N/A
2023N/AN/AN/AN/A N/A
Hate Crimes2025[9]0011 (0)
20246006 (3)
20238008 (5)

VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN ACT (VAWA)

Dating Violence[10]2025110112 (7)
20248008 (7)
2023160016 (14)
Domestic Violence[10]20251001 (1)
20244004 (2)
20232046 (2)
Stalking[11]2025140014 (5)
2024241025 (8)
2023160016 (4)

ARRESTS

Liquor Law Violations: Arrests[15]20250000 (0)
20240000 (0)
20231001 (1)
Drug-Related Violations: Arrests[12]20253014 (0)
20244059 (1)
20230022 (0)
Weapons Possession: Arrests20254015 (0)
20242024 (0)
20232013 (0)

CAMPUS DISCIPLINARY REFERRALS[13]

Liquor Law Violations Referrals2025187012199 (185)
202410413108 (102)
20239713101 (95)
Drug-Related Violations Referrals[12]2025230326 (8)
2024350035 (15)
20236006 (4)
Weapons Possession Referrals20250000 (0)
20240000 (0)
20230000 (0)

UNFOUNDED REPORTS

Unfounded Reports[14]20256107 (2)
20249009 (1)
20234004 (2)

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, COLLEGE PARK FOOTNOTES
2023-2025 Stats Reported in 2026

1During a normal year, the statistics reflect a university population of approximately 42,290 students and approximately 14,630 employees—with as many as 75,000 individuals on campus for athletics and other events. Not all incidents reported in this table were reported to police but to other departments on campus. Consequently, not all incidents were able to be criminally investigated. 
2The statistics listed in “Non-campus Buildings or Property” refer to incidents that took place at or in any building owned or controlled by a student organization that is officially recognized by the institution; or any building or property owned or controlled by an institution that is used in direct support of, or in relation to, the institution’s educational purposes, is frequently used by students, and is not within the same reasonably contiguous geographic area of the institution.
3The statistics listed under “Public Property” refer to incidents that took place off campus or on public property immediately adjacent to and accessible from the campus, but not on the property of University of Maryland Global Campus (UMGC). See umgc.edu for details in reference to UMGC property.
4The Residential Facilities statistics are duplicative. They are included in the on-campus statistics and reflect that portion of the campus statistics that occurred within fraternity and sorority houses and residence halls on campus.
5In 2025, a statutory rape was reported that occurred in the 1990s.
6In 2025, burglaries were broken down as follows: four in residence halls, four in academic buildings, and two in non-academic buildings. Two reports of burglary account for five of the 10 incidents.
7Motor vehicle theft is defined by the Clery Act as “any self-propelled vehicle that runs on land surface and not on rails, such as sport utility vehicles, automobiles, trucks, buses, motorcycles, motor scooters, trail bikes, mopeds, all-terrain vehicles, self-propelled motor homes, snowmobiles, golf carts and motorized wheelchairs.” In 2025, reports included: 114 electric scooters, 10 electric bikes, three mopeds, three motorcycles, two sedans, two electric skateboards, one golf cart and one utility vehicle (Kubota).
8The Stop Campus Hazing Act law was enacted in December 2024. Additional information, prevention, and awareness programming can be found at hazing.umd.edu.
9Hate crimes for 2025 as defined by the Clery Act: one incident of intimidation based on race on public property.
10Dating and domestic violence incidents are also counted as rape or fondling if occurring between two people who are in, or who have been in, a romantic or intimate relationship
11Stalking statistics may include reports of stalking spanning multiple years. In these cases, incidents are recorded for all years within the reporting year, as per guidance received from the Department of Education.
12Effective July 1, 2023, the use of marijuana was legalized in the State of Maryland.
13Individuals not arrested but referred for possible campus disciplinary action.
14Unfounded reports are classified as unfounded based on the results of a full investigation and evidence conducted by sworn law enforcement personnel that determine the crime report is false or baseless. Reported crimes may not be classified as unfounded (or otherwise withheld or subsequently removed) based on a decision by a court, coroner, jury, prosecutor, or other similar non-campus official. In 2025, there were seven unfounded Clery Act crimes: four motor vehicle thefts, one hate bias, one fondling, and one rape.
15Liquor law violations are violations of state or local laws or ordinances prohibiting the manufacture, sale, purchase, transportation, possession, or use of alcoholic beverages. This category does not include driving under the influence or drunkenness. If an individual is issued a civil citation in lieu of an arrest, the incident is not counted as a liquor law arrest.
Statistics[1]YearOn CampusNon-campus Buildings or PropertyPublic Property[2]Total

CRIME REPORTS[4]

Murder & Non-negligent Manslaughter20250000
20240000
20230000
Negligent Manslaughter20250000
20240000
20230000
Rape20250000
20240000
20230000
Fondling20250000
20240000
20230000
Incest20250000
20240000
20230000
Statutory Rape20250000
20240000
20230000
Robbery20250000
20240000
20230000
Aggravated Assault20250000
20240000
20230000
Burglary20250000
20240000
20230000
Motor Vehicle Theft20250000
20240000
20230000
Arson20250000
20240000
20230000
Hazing[5]20250000
2024N/AN/AN/AN/A
2023N/AN/AN/AN/A
Hate Crimes[3]20250000
20240000
20230000

VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN ACT (VAWA)

Dating Violence[5]20251001
20240000
20230000
Domestic Violence20250000
20240000
20230000
Stalking20252002
20241001
20230000

ARRESTS

Liquor Law Violations: Arrests20250000
20240000
20230000
Drug-Related Violations: Arrests20250000
20240000
20230000
Weapons Possession: Arrests20250000
20240000
20230000

CAMPUS DISCIPLINARY REFERRALS[6]

Liquor Law Violations Referrals20250000
20240000
20230000
Drug-Related Violations Referrals20250000
20240000
20230000
Weapons Possession Referrals20250000
20240000
20230000

UNFOUNDED REPORTS[7]

Unfounded Reports20250000
20240000
20230000

SHADY GROVE FOOTNOTES
2023-2025 Stats Reported in 2026

1The Universities at Shady Grove (USG) is a Regional Center for the University System of Maryland (USM). Degree programs provided by nine of the 12 USM institutions are offered at USG. Students from each of these nine institutions attend classes at USG and in some cases may attend classes on USG and their home campuses
2Statistics listed in the "Public Property" category include those that took place off campus, on public property immediately adjacent to and accessible from the campus, but not on USG property.
3Hate Crimes are crimes that manifest evidence that the victim was intentionally selected because of the victim's actual or perceived Race (RA), Religion (RE), Sexual Orientation (SO), Gender (G), Ethnicity (E), Disability (D), Gender Identity (GI), or National Origin (NO). Any numbers in small-print parentheses would indicate how many of the total number of reported incidents were motivated by each type of bias.
4Statistics on this chart are a summation of records requested and received from the Montgomery County Police Department (which includes all Rockville City Police Department records) and the Maryland State Police. This chart additionally includes all Clery reportable statistics reported to USG security officers or other Campus Security Authorities (CSAs), including those reported to partner institution CSAs.
5The Montgomery County Police Department does not classify crimes into this category. Statistics in this category will only be those reported or known by CSAs or where enough information is known to allow classification.
6Individuals not arrested but referred for possible campus disciplinary action (e.g. first offenders required to attend educational programs).
7Unfounded reports are classified as unfounded based on the results of a full investigation and evidence conducted by sworn law enforcement personnel that determine the crime report is false or baseless. Reported crimes may not be classified as unfounded (or otherwise withheld or subsequently removed) based on a decision by a court, coroner, jury, prosecutor, or other similar non-campus official.
Statistics[1]YearOn CampusNon-campus Buildings or PropertyPublic Property[2]Total

CRIME REPORTS[4]

Murder & Non-negligent Manslaughter20250000
20240000
20230000
Negligent Manslaughter20250000
20240000
20230000
Rape20250000
20240000
20230000
Fondling20250000
20240000
20230000
Incest20250000
20240000
20230000
Statutory Rape20250000
20240000
20230000
Robbery20250000
20240000
20230000
Aggravated Assault20250000
20240000
20230000
Burglary20250000
20240000
20230000
Motor Vehicle Theft20250000
20240000
20230000
Arson20250000
20240000
20230000
Hazing20250000
2024N/AN/AN/AN/A
2023N/AN/AN/AN/A
Hate Crimes[3]20250000
20240000
20230000

VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN ACT (VAWA)

Dating Violence20250000
20240000
20230000
Domestic Violence20250000
20240000
20230000
Stalking20250000
20240000
20230000

ARRESTS

Liquor Law Violations: Arrests20250000
20240000
20230000
Drug-Related Violations: Arrests20250000
20240000
20230000
Weapons Possession: Arrests20250000
20240000
20230000

CAMPUS DISCIPLINARY REFERRALS[5]

Liquor Law Violations Referrals20250000
20240000
20230000
Drug-Related Violations Referrals20250000
20240000
20230000
Weapons Possession Referrals20250000
20240000
20230000

UNFOUNDED REPORTS[6]

Unfounded Reports20250000
20240000
20230000

THE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF MARYLAND AT SOUTHERN MARYLAND FOOTNOTES
2023-2025 Stats Reported in 2026

1The University System of Maryland at Southern Maryland (USMSM) is a Regional Center for the University System of Maryland (USM). Degree programs provided by six of the 12 USM institutions are offered at USMSM. Students from each of these six institutions attend classes at USMSM and in some cases may attend classes on USMSM and their home campuses.
2Statistics listed in the “Public Property” category include those that took place off campus, on public property immediately adjacent to and accessible from the campus, but not on USMSM property.
3Hate Crimes are crimes that manifest evidence that the victim was intentionally selected because of the victim's actual or perceived Race (RA), Religion (RE), Sexual Orientation (SO), Gender (G), Ethnicity (E), Disability (D), Gender Identity (GI), or National Origin (NO). Any numbers in small-print parentheses would indicate how many of the total number of reported incidents were motivated by each type of bias.
4Statistics on this chart are a summation of records requested and received from the St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Office. This chart additionally includes all Clery reportable statistics reported to USMSM security officers or other Campus Security Authorities (CSAs), including those reported to partner institution CSAs.
5Individuals not arrested, but referred for possible campus disciplinary action (e.g., first offenders required to attend educational programs).
6Unfounded reports are classified as unfounded based on the results of a full investigation and evidence conducted by sworn law enforcement personnel that determine the crime report is false or baseless. Reported crimes may not be classified as unfounded (or otherwise withheld or subsequently removed) based on a decision by a court, coroner, jury, prosecutor or other similar non-campus official.
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